'Fast & The Furious' Director Rob Cohen Accused of Sexual Assault
Rob Cohen, the director of films like The Fast and the Furious, xXx, and Alex Cross, has been accused of sexual assault.
The 70-year-old filmmaker allegedly sexually assaulted a woman while she was unconscious, according to a report published by the Huffington Post.
A woman, who is remaining anonymous, accused Cohen of assaulting her after being invited to a business meeting to discuss a TV pilot. She says she began feeling “fuzzy” after dinner, went to another bar with him, and then next thing she remembered was waking up naked with the director’s “face in her crotch and his fingers inside her.”
Cohen‘s lawyer Martin Singer denies the allegations.
“The proposed Story is an outrageous defamatory hit piece, making extraordinarily offensive assertions that my client engaged in heinous sexual misconduct, criminal wrongdoing, and other inappropriate behavior, which are vehemently disputed and denied by my client,” Singer wrote in a 13-page letter to HuffPost.
Cohen‘s own daughter Valkyrie Weather accused him of molesting her as a child earlier this year.